Miller, Alison (2014). Becoming Yourself: Overcoming Mind Control and Ritual Abuse
In contrast to the author’s previous book, Healing the Unimaginable:
Treating Ritual Abuse and Mind Control, which was for therapists, this
book is designed for survivors of these abuses. It takes the survivor
systematically through understanding the abuses and how his or her
symptoms may be consequences of these abuses, and gives practical advice
regarding how a survivor can achieve stability and manage the life
issues with which he or she may have difficulty. The book also teaches
the survivor how to work with his or her complex personality system and
with the traumatic memories, to heal the wounds created by the abuse.
A unique feature of this book is that it addresses the reader as if he
or she is dissociative, and directs some information and exercises
towards the internal leaders of the personality system, teaching them
how to build a cooperative and healing inner community within which
information is shared, each part’s needs are met, and traumatic memories
can be worked through successfully. http://us.karnacbooks.com/product/becoming-yourself-overcoming-mind-control-and-ritual-abuse/34803/https://books.google.com/books?id=o3B_AwAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=Becoming+Yourself:+Overcoming+Mind+Control+and+Ritual+Abuse+By+Alison+Miller

The Parent Child Connection book for parents and professionals
Published in 2008, “The Parent-Child Connection” is the second of our
original two LIFE (Living in Families Effectively) books. It’s based on
the course of the same name. It contains everything you need to know
about the parent-child relationship, including developing a healthy bond
with your children, communicating effectively, establishing and
respecting boundaries in the family, handling your own and your
children’s emotions, and developing their and your self-esteem.

Sidestepping the Power Struggle book for parents and professionals
LIFE Seminars first book published in 2007 and entitled “Sidestepping
the Power Struggle” contains everything you need to know about your
children’s individual temperaments, their stage of development, behavior
at each age, and what events can trigger difficult child behaviors. It
teaches you how to help children take responsibility for their own lives
as they mature, and how to help them mature into ethical and competent
human beings. It discusses effective and ineffective discipline
techniques. If you read and practice everything recommended in this
book, it will not only empower you to become a more effective parent,
but also enrich the lives of those who matter most.

The Dissociative Dance of Spouse Abuse
by Alison Miller, PhD
Abstract
Cyclical spouse abusers, whether male or female, appear to suffer from a
specific type of dissociative disorder that is related to a disturbance
of attachment. This disorder is sufficiently common to be designated as
a dissociative disorder in its own right. The partner of the spouse
abuser appears to develop a parallel dissociative process, developing
chains of state-dependent memory for the different phases of the
domestic abuse cycle. This dissociative process helps both partners stay
in the relationship, while leaving might be the best course of action.
This “dissociative dance” facilitates the formation of dissociative
splits in their children, enhancing the likelihood that they will be
either victims or perpetrators of domestic violencehttp://www.academia.edu/4594732/Dissociative_Dance_of_Spouse_Abuse